Today’s Headlines for Friday, May 27

• Bucktown Neighborhood Greenways May Include Traffic Circles, Bumpouts (DNA)
• BRT Proposed for Nearby Gary, Indiana (Active Trans)
• CTA May Cut Service on #10 Bus Since Science Museum Is Pulling Funding (DNA)
• 2 Suspects Charged With Felonies for Attacking 19-Year-Old Woman on Blue Line (NBC)
• Train/Car Crash at Brown Line's Rockwell Station, No Serious Injuries (Tribune)
• When Brown Line Trains Make At-Grade Crossings, They're Dangerously Quiet (DNA)
• DUI Crackdown in Albany Park This Weekend (DNA)
• UIC Study Is a 1st Step in Creating "Level of Service" for Ped/Bike Infrastructure (Next City)
• Check Out This Commute Visualization Map of Cook County (Chicagoist)
• An Update on Bloomingdale Trail Etiquette Tips (DNA)
• The Chainlink Seeks Ambassadors to Help Promote the Cyclists' Social Networking Site
• Slow Roll Leads The Recyclery Ride, Wednesday 6/1, 6:30, Leaving From 7628 N. Paulina

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